of street cleaning is underway and some further economic
remodelling of the square will take place this year with the intention
of creating a continental-style outdoor spring/summer/autumn,
daytime and evening venue for dining and café themed society,
with acoustic entertainment aimed at the mature audience. The
trustees of Holy Trinity Church are actively looking at means to
make the church an integral part of the new vision for the square
and are in discussions as to how to bring this about. Several
meetings have been held and Hull Civic Society will continue to
drive this initiative forward, with our other partners to make Hull a
better place to live, work and relaxHull Civic Society is working together with a number of other
organisations, including Hull Forward, HullBid, Hull City Council,
Holy Trinity Church and Hull Business Forum, to redevelop Trinity
Square in Hull. This small square in the city centre, bounded by
Zilli’s restaurant and the Kings Ale House to the west, the covered
Market Place to the north, the Old Grammar School Museum to
the south, also forms the front entrance to one of Hull’s most iconic
buildings, Holy Trinity Church, shown as Number 11 on the
drawing. The square was remodelled some years ago but has
sadly become a little neglected and dirty. However, a programme
of street cleaning is underway and some further economic
remodelling of the square will take place this year with the intention
of creating a continental-style outdoor spring/summer/autumn,
daytime and evening venue for dining and café themed society,
with acoustic entertainment aimed at the mature audience. The
trustees of Holy Trinity Church are actively looking at means to
make the church an integral part of the new vision for the square
and are in discussions as to how to bring this about. Several
meetings have been held and Hull Civic Society will continue to
drive this initiative forward, with our other partners to make Hull a
better place to live, work and relax.
